The William Floyd High School Soundsations a cappella group, under the direction of Michelle Seifert, had the honor of performing at the first annual Scholarship Gala held by the Dr. Calabro Lodge #3011 Order of the Sons and Daughters of Italy! The event took place at Sunset Harbor in East Patchogue and was described as “a celebration of life and learning” in which Town of Brookhaven Supervisor Dan Panico and Suffolk County Legislator Jim Mazzarella were honored for their service to the community.

Members of the William Floyd community recently came together to support the St. Baldrick’s Foundation for childhood cancer research by participating in the second consecutive “Brave the Shave” event at William Floyd Elementary School! William Floyd administrators, faculty, staff and students all volunteered to say goodbye to their hair – for now – to raise money toward the noble work being done by St. Baldrick’s! The William Floyd Elementary School students who attended the assembly were also given the opportunity to dye their hair green, get their hair braided with green ribbons and receive green hair extensions as an additional show of support.

The William Floyd School District Athletic Department is pleased to announce the 2025 Summer Sports Camps for students entering grades 1 through 12! There will once again be a variety of sports camps to choose from this summer!

Three William Floyd High School students in Theresa Bianco’s Portfolio Preparation class - Isabella Humberstone, James Start and Coco Wang - were recently selected as winners in the Town of Brookhaven’s fifth annual Lunar New Year Art Show! This art show, done in collaboration with the Asian American Association of Greater Stony Brook (AAAGSB) and the Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Advisory Board (AANHPI), invited students to submit artwork relating to the 2025 Lunar New Year and the Year of the Snake, a zodiac animal that symbolizes intuition, strategy and intelligence.

William Floyd Middle School seventh grader Olivia Chen recently earned the crown of Suffolk County spelling bee champion in the Bay Shore Buzz Countywide Middle School bee! Olivia, who finished in the top three last year a sixth grader, correctly spelled the word amoeba to take home the title! For her efforts, she received a trophy and a $500 prize sponsored by the Bay Shore Middle School Student Council. Congratulations, Olivia!

The William Floyd School District Fine Arts Department recently hosted their annual Districtwide Art Show in the south lobby of William Floyd High School! The event, which coincides with the beginning of March and the celebration of Youth Art & Music Month, featured gorgeous displays of artwork from William Floyd students across all grade levels. Families and community members were welcomed by the Fine Arts Department to come explore the gallery and celebrate the talented student-artists whose work was on display. Members of the National Art Honor Society hosted the event and helped serve refreshments while also running several craft activities and a face painting station for the younger children in attendance.